Rocky Marciano's record has already been broken

[BoxingTrav]

so what record would be more important then? longest streak of consecutive wins(80+) or to retire undefeated(50) ???

Both very impressive. 80 in a row is awesome. Retiring undefated at 50 is impressive but of course resume, longevity, championships has to come along with it. Like the one cat said, Canelo was close to 50-0 if he got there and retired it wouldn't mean as much as fi Floyd did it

[Sweet Pea 50]

[QUOTE=Death_Adder;15711882]**** Whitacker and his cheating ass. Low blowing Chavez like a little bitch




I'm going to watch the fight again.

In front of nearly 60,000 pendejos, Pea shined.

[MindBat]

Joe Louis was 103 years old.

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[12TRIBEsRiSe]

The great Mexican fighter Ricardo "Finito" Lopez retired undefeated with a record of 51-0 with one draw.

I'm surprised that long time boxing writers and fans don't correct the talking heads about this whenever they bring up Floyd breaking Marciano's mark.

right, maybe its because he had a Draw as well

[Hougigo]

People still count a draw as a blemish to a perfect record

[STREET CLEANER]

People still count a draw as a blemish to a perfect record

You have to win all the fights. Not be undefeated. Still Lopez's feat is still for the record books

[STREET CLEANER]

**** Whitacker and his cheating ass. Low blowing Chavez like a little bitch



You don't know what you're talking about you BBC sucking wigg.

Chavez and Lopez were both CHAMPS who went past 50 wins without defeats.

This isn't Brian Nielsen who had 50 something wins before getting his first loss.

Whitaker whipped that azz. One low blow doesn't make him a cheater, go and see that fight again.

Brian Nielson had won 49 fights and quit on his 50th fight. Get your facts straight, He was known as the Danish pastry and did not fight no top guys.

[big_james10]

The great Mexican fighter Ricardo "Finito" Lopez retired undefeated with a record of 51-0 with one draw.

I'm surprised that long time boxing writers and fans don't correct the talking heads about this whenever they bring up Floyd breaking Marciano's mark.

The guy who fought Tijuana taxi drivers for most of his career was 72-0 before he lost a fight. You are right, The record has been broken several times, but the boxing media of today often ignores the facts whenever it suits them.

[oc9979]

Larry is the only one with any sense in this thread.

Marciano holds the record for most wins by a champion who retired undefeated without any losses, draws, or no contests/decisions.

Thank you. Finally someone with a brain.

[mikinoki]

The great Mexican fighter Ricardo "Finito" Lopez retired undefeated with a record of 51-0 with one draw.

I'm surprised that long time boxing writers and fans don't correct the talking heads about this whenever they bring up Floyd breaking Marciano's mark.

this subject has already been deabted Finito has one draw so technicaly he hasn't broken the record of undisputed 49...